I'm on bigger pockets in the hopes of finding leads, creating relationships with investors, agents, lenders, and all of the real estate pros of there, and to eventually create a foundation of passive income for financial independence.

I’m based in beautiful Chattanooga, Tennessee, and wear two hats in my day-to-day life:Local Real Estate Agent – I specialize in helping buyers, sellers, and investors navigate the Chattanooga market.

I am not an agent, and I only know about you what you posted, but... is becoming an RE agent an easy way to make quick cash from home? 

Quote from @Shaun Ortiz: Simple question about closing day in the Buffalo area:For those who have recently bought or sold property here, is it the standard custom to receive the keys at the closing table after all documents are signed and funds are wired, or is there usually a delay until the deed is recorded the next business day?

👋My name is Dillan, and I’m a real estate sales agent based in Houston, TX, focused on investment properties, value-add opportunities, fix & flips, and rental portfolios.

i just spoke with a featured agent in denver coloradowho mentioned that they get a lot of clients from biggerpocketsthat don't really care for a massive discount as an investoron the front end of buying a property, that their mindset is"what can I do with this house in the next 10-20 years?"

I joined this community 4 years ago after listening to the BP RE podcast, linked up with a brokerage sourced from this forum, bought 3 buildings, and now I'm back as an agent with that same brokerage -- Candor Realty powered by Four Points Realty. 

Unless you’re super strapped for closing costs, I’d lean toward paying for the lower rate.

If you haven't been following up with them consistently, it's time to leverage those relationships.Lastly, agent to agent referrals are a huge in our business.

So now you get a buyer and maybe another agent on the buyer side who doesn't understand the risk.